Towards a More Economically Effective E-Government (The case of transitional economy - Poland)
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Keywords

e-government
internet
evaluation
Poland

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Towards a More Economically Effective E-Government (The case of transitional economy - Poland). (2019). Teorie vědy Theory of Science, 30(1), 125-141. https://doi.org/10.46938/tv.2008.440

Abstract

E-government becomes an important element of the emerging e-societies. There is a great diversity of strategies, policies and results related to its introduction. Educational and cultural conditions and possibilities are vital because they generate – or not – interests in ICTs and their various applications. So capacity building for e-government is a complex process, not limited to introduction of technological and organizational actions. Moreover e-government is costly and will require soon not only social but also economic evaluation. Th ese issues are explored in an illustrative case study of e-services in Poland.

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